Accessible home design to meet your everyday needs.
Safe, Functional, and Beautiful.
WHY LIVE IN PLACE DESIGNS ?
Accessible Home Design
for Better Living
A home that truly supports you begins with rethinking how your home can better adapt to the way you live.
By designing around the people who live there—not just the space itself—we create homes that improve everyday life.
Through health-informed accessible design and real-world remodeling experience, we design and remodel homes for comfort, wellness, and livability at every stage of life.
DESIGN YOUR BEST LIFE AT HOME
Whether you’re creating a home that better supports everyday living, planning for aging in place, or adapting to changing health, mobility, or family needs, the goal is the same: creating a home that meets your unique needs without compromising warmth, beauty, and comfort.
Design for Everyday Living
A well-designed home can improve quality of life—not just when challenges arise. It creates opportunities for autonomy, meaningful connection, and a sense of calm. Whether through Universal Design for ease of living, planning for multigenerational living, or creating a more restorative home environment, we design homes that evolve with you through every stage of life.
Design to Adapt with You
A diagnosis, injury, disability, caregiving role, or changing mobility can reshape how your home needs to function for you. Whatever your circumstances—adapting to a chronic health condition, supporting a loved one, or living with a lifelong disability—your home can be designed with solutions that simplify daily routines, reduce physical strain, and anticipate how your needs may change over time.
ACCESSIBLE INTERIOR DESIGN SERVICES
Accessible Design Begins with People
We don’t start with floor plans. We start with understanding the people who live in a home and the home itself.
Every project begins with our Person + Place Assessment, evaluating health, mobility, daily routines, goals, and the opportunities within the existing home. Together, these insights help us anticipate changing needs and create lasting design solutions.
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Solutions for
your needs. Customized.
Whole-Space Approach
Creating a fully accessible space requires more than modifying individual features or making isolated improvements. Our design-first, whole-space approach addresses accessibility as a complete solution rather than a series of individual modifications.
Health-Informed Design
Our background in long-term care gives us a unique understanding of how health, mobility, cognition, caregiving, and daily routines influence the way people live at home. We translate those insights into design solutions that address real-life needs.
Accessible Design Expertise
We specialize in accessible home design and Universal Design, combining CAPS-certified expertise with the experience to translate individual needs into the built environment through spatial planning, clearances, fixtures, finishes, and construction details.
Multidisciplinary Team
Complex projects often benefit from expertise across disciplines. We collaborate with architects, engineers, contractors, occupational therapists, and other healthcare professionals and specialty equipment providers as needed, bringing the right expertise to our projects.
Construction Integration
Our work extends beyond design. Whether bringing construction services into the project or working alongside your contractor, we provide design support and milestone reviews so the design is implemented accurately and the design intent is carried through construction.
Products are integral to accessible design, influencing everything from layout and clearances to function, usability, and even luxury. Fixtures, specialized equipment, materials, and assistive technology are intentionally planned as essential elements of an accessible space.
Accessible Home Design and Remodeling Projects
Our services include a wide range of projects for people living with Parkinson’s, ALS, multiple sclerosis, dementia, stroke recovery, spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, muscular dystrophy, and other health conditions, as well as those with mobility challenges or planning ahead for aging and wellness at home.
- Accessible Bathrooms
- Accessible Kitchens
- Accessible Home Additions
- Whole-Home Remodeling
- First-Floor Living
- Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) & Accessory Living Units (ALUs)
- New Home Design
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